Publications & Testimony
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Aug 01, 2001
United States Supreme Court Decisions: 2000 — 2001 Term
In a 7 – 2 vote, the Court re-affirmed that defendants facing the death penalty have the right to inform jurors when a life sentence would include no possibility of parole. The Court found that Wesley A. Shafer’s right to due process was violated when a South Carolina trial judge refused to clarify for jurors that, if they sentenced Shafer to life, he would have no possibility of parole. Justice Ginsburg, writing for the majority, stated that the jury was obviously…
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Dead Reckoning
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When U.S. States Execute Citizens of Other Countries
Jul 23, 2001
Argument Escalates on Executing Retarded
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Damaged Brains and the Death Penalty
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Empathy for a Killer
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Life, Death, and Uncertainty
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More Death Penalty Doubts
Jul 05, 2001
Justice O’Connor on Executions
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Lack of Lawyers Blocking Appeals in Capital Cases
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